Fiction and Essays (view Full Listing)

• vii • Introduction (The Silence of the Langford) • (1996) • essay by Teresa Nielsen Hayden
• 1 • The Dragonhiker's Guide to Battlefield Covenant at Dune's Edge: Odyssey Two • (1987) • essay by David Langford
• 15 • Untrue Names • (1987) • essay by David Langford
• 19 • Contrivances • (1989) • essay by David Langford
• 23 • What Are They Doing in There? • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 29 • This Does Not Compute: One Hundred Years Ago • [This Does Not Compute] • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 31 • This Does Not Compute: Nebulous Statistics • [This Does Not Compute] • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 35 • This Does Not Compute: Hack's Quest • [This Does Not Compute] • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 39 • This Does Not Compute: Misleading Cases • [This Does Not Compute] • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 41 • This Does Not Compute: Another Useful Review • [This Does Not Compute] • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 45 • Trillion Year Sneer • (1987) • essay by David Langford
• 57 • Follies of '88 • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 61 • Endless Loops • (1992) • essay by David Langford
• 65 • Some Informal Remarks Toward the Punctuational Calculus • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 67 • Fun with Senseless Violence • (1990) • essay by David Langford
• 79 • Best Foot Forward • (1988) • essay by David Langford
• 83 • Ansible Review of the Year • (1992) • essay by David Langford
• 93 • Somewhere Near Penhyndeudraeth • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 97 • Hugos and Critical Mass • (1990) • essay by David Langford
• 101 • The Moving Accident • (1987) • essay by David Langford
• 109 • The Leaky Establishment: The Final Drips • (1987) • essay by David Langford
• 119 • Fizz! Buzz! • (1987) • essay by David Langford
• 123 • Thud & Blunder • (1992) • essay by David Langford
• 125 • Banned in New York • (1992) • essay by David Langford
• 127 • Bound & Gagged • (1992) • essay by David Langford
• 129 • The Worst Crime in the World • (1992) • essay by David Langford
• 131 • Ancient Images • (1991) • essay by David Langford
• 134 • The Reader Is Warned • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 136 • On the Twilight Edge • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 138 • Gorey Stories • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 141 • The Rest of Chesterton • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 143 • Notes & Queries • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 145 • The Missing Bits • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 147 • Owl Stuffing Time • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 151 • Me and Whitley and the Continuum • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 159 • Tell Me the Old, Old Story • (1992) • essay by David Langford
• 169 • Foodies of the Gods • (1993) • essay by David Langford
• 173 • You Do It with Mirrors • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 185 • The Great Con • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 187 • The Arts of the Enemy • (1992) • short story by David Langford
• 195 • Wisdom of the Ancients • (1988) • essay by David Langford
• 201 • Leaks • (1991) • short story by David Langford
• 217 • If Looks Could Kill • (1992) • short story by David Langford
• 231 • Lies, Damned Lies and Ansible - Obituary, 1979-1987 • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 231 • Lies, Damned Lies and Ansible - The Ansible Review of the Year: 1992 • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 237 • Lies, Damned Lies and Ansible - The Ansible Moose of the Year: 1994 • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 243 • Lies, Damned Lies and Ansible - Ansible Hyperline, 2010 • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 245 • What the Black Holes Foretell • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 251 • Our Lady of Pain • (1987) • essay by David Langford
• 257 • Highballs! • (1989) • essay by David Langford
• 261 • Inside Outside • (1994) • essay by David Langford
• 273 • Langford in Exactly 100 Words • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 273 • Books and Chapbooks • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 274 • Short Stories • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 276 • Regular Columns and Miscellaneous • (1996) • essay by David Langford
• 277 • Selected Fanzines • (1996) • essay by David Langford